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Title: ÇVÅ`ÉÇÅ[ÉãÉÇÅ[ÉXÇÃãRï†ëýÅ`
7 -Mourumousu no Kiheitai-
(7: The Cavalry of Molmorth)
Genre: RPG
Publisher: Namco (Japan)
Platform: Sony PlayStation 2
Media: PlayStation 2 DVD-ROM
Release Date: 2000.12.21 (Japan)
Catalog #: SLPS-25025 (Japan)
Price: 7800yen (Japan)
Players: 1
Peripherals: 8MB Memory Card (1500k)
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Document Title: 7: The Cavalry of Molmorth Walkthrough Guide
Version: 0.10
Date: Wednesday, 3 January 2001 (Tokyo Time)
Author: Joe Monson
NOTE: This walkthrough contains S-JIS code. You will need a Japanese
text viewer in order to view the Japanese characters.
A complete archive list is in Appendix W. The first two URLs will always
have the most recent copy. If you find a copy of this walkthrough on
the net someplace other than the archives listed in Appendix W, please
let me know. Thank you for your help.
I welcome suggestions, comments, criticism, etc., about this
walkthrough. If you notice any errors or have suggestions on ways you
think this walkthrough could be improved, please contact me. My
contact info is at the end of this walkthrough in Appendix Z.
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Copyright Information
Copyright 2000 Joe Monson. Except as specified below, All Rights
Reserved. See Appendix Y for full copyright information.
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=== Main Index =================================================================
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Section Title
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NOTES
INTRODUCTION (from the manual)
i Controller
ii How to Start
iii Naming
iv Option
v Game Contents
vi Field Map
vii World Map
viii Formation (NOT COMPLETE YET)
ix Enemy Data (NOT COMPLETE YET)
x Item (NOT COMPLETE YET)
xi Reference (NOT COMPLETE YET)
xii Rule/Option (NOT COMPLETE YET)
xiii Reporter (NOT COMPLETE YET)
xiv Battle System (NOT COMPLETE YET)
xv Occupation (NOT COMPLETE YET)
xvi Characters
xvii New Adventure (NOT COMPLETE YET)
THE GAME
Chapter Title
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1 Opening Movie
2 The Village of Molmorth
APPENDICES
A Monster List (NO MONSTERS LISTED YET)
B Item List (NO ITEMS LISTED YET)
C Weapon List (NO WEAPONS LISTED YET)
Q Questions That Need Answers
S Silly Stats
U Useful Tips
V Version History
W Where Is It Archived?
X Acknowledgements
Y Copyright Information
Z Contact Info
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=== NOTES ======================================================================
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Read this section first. It contains important information! :-)
**SPECIAL NOTE **: This walkthrough assumes you have *some*
Japanese ability. If you don't know at least
hiragana and katakana you will have a hard
time playing this game. You don't need to be
able to view the Japanese in this walkthrough
for the walkthrough to be helpful to you, but
it will enhance your ability to play the
game.
1. View this file using a fixed-width font such as Courier or
Helvetica. To view the Japanese, use a Japanese fixed-width
font such as Osaka Fixed Width. Use a program such as BBEdit,
Notepad, or any other plain text viewer.
2. This is literally a walkthrough, so there are spoilers. I try
to cover everything I can, and I don't miss much (if anything).
You've been warned. :-)
3. The translations are rough translations. There are no
guarantees of 100% accuracy.
4. Because there is no default name for the main character, I
sometimes refer to him as "**you**" in the walkthrough.
5. Any comments surrounded by square brackets are comments to help
clarify something. You'll see this occasionally throughout the
walkthrough [especially if it will make things easier to
understand].
6. Please send all questions, comments, criticism, and concerns
to the address below in Appendix Z. I won't answer if your
question is answered here, but I do welcome feedback.
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=== INTRODUCTION ===============================================================
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The Introduction is just a translation of the manual.
INDEX
i Controller
ii How to Start
iii Naming
iv Option
v Game Contents
vi Field Map
vii World Map
viii Formation (NOT COMPLETE YET)
ix Enemy Data (NOT COMPLETE YET)
x Item (NOT COMPLETE YET)
xi Reference (NOT COMPLETE YET)
xii Rule/Option (NOT COMPLETE YET)
xiii Reporter (NOT COMPLETE YET)
xiv Battle System (NOT COMPLETE YET)
xv Occupation (NOT COMPLETE YET)
xvi Characters
xvii New Adventure (NOT COMPLETE YET)
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-=|| SECTION i: Controller ||=-
Below is an explantion of how to use the controller. The corresponding
controllers are the Analog Controller (DualShock 2) and the [basic
PlayStation] controller.
[NOTE: "..." means that no explantion was given for the control.]
Analog Controller (DualShock 2)
Below is an explanation of how to use the Analog Controller.
L2 - ...
L1 - ...
Direction Keypad - [Used to move your character and the cursor on
the screen.]
Select - Used to access Help Mode on certain screens (see Game
Contents).Å@Åiì¡íËÇÃâÊñ ljÉwÉãÉvÇÃï\é¶Åj
Right Stick - ...
Analog Mode Switch - Used to switch between Analog and Digital
modes. In Analog Mode, the Right Stick acts as
the Direction Keypad on the screen, in menus,
and when moving the cursor around.
R2 - Rotate forward one row in the Formation Screen.
ÅiëOÇ÷àÍóÒÉçÅ[ÉeÅ[ÉVÉáÉìÅiï³ê¨âÊñ éûÅjÅj
R1 - Rotate back one row in the Formation Screen.
Åiå“ÇÎÇ÷àÍóÒÉçÅ[ÉeÅ[ÉVÉáÉìÅiï³ê¨âÊñ éûÅjÅj
Triangle - Cancel when in the Status Menu.
Circle - Menu decisionsÅ@ÅiÉÅÉjÉÖÅ[ÇÃåàíËÅj
Rotation (during battles)Å@ÅiÉçÅ[ÉeÅ[ÉVÉáÉìÅiêÌì¨éûÅjÅj
TalkÅ@ÅiòbǵǩÇØÇÈÅj
Continue, when talkingÅ@ÅiÉZÉäÉtÇÃàÍäáï\é¶ÅAêÊëóÇËÅj
Open doorsÅ@ÅiîýÇ•äJÇØÇÈÅj
Read signsÅ@Åiä‰î¬Ç•ì«ÇÞÅj
X - Cancel on menus / Stay (during battles)
ÅiÉÅÉjÉÜÅ[ÇÃÉLÉÉÉìÉZÉãÅ^ÉXÉeÉCÅiêÌì¨éûÅjÅj
Square - Select a Group (in the Formation Screen)
Select a Leader (during battles)
Start - ...
[PlayStation] Controller
The controls are the same as those for the Analog Cotroller.
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-=|| SECTION ii: How to Start ||=-
On the Title Screen, are the following choices: New Game, Continue, and
Option. Use the Direction Keypad to highlight your choice, then press
the Circle button to confirm it.
New Game ÇÕÇÇþÇ©ÇÁÅ@On this menu, you can start the a new
game. Using the Direction Keypad, higlight "New Game"
and press the Circle button to confirm your choice.
This will take you to the Naming screen.
Continue ǬLjǴÇÐÇ…Å@If you want to use game save data stored
on a PlayStation 2 8MB Memory Card, select "Continue",
use the Direction Keypad to highlight the saved game
file you want to use (you can have up to five
different files), then press the Circle button to
confirm your choice. The memory card must be in the
first memory card slot. See section xvii, "Reporter",
for more information about saving games.
Option ÉIÉvÉVÉáÉìÅ@You can change different game settings
here, such as adjusting the screen and changing the
game volume settings. For more detailed information,
see section iv, "Option".
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-=|| SECTION iii: Naming ||=-
Here you name the player character. Select the characters using the
Direction Keypad and press the Circle button to confirm your choice.
Enter your first and last names.
Character StylesÅ@ÅiïéöÇÃéÌóÞÅj
You can enter your name using three different character sets:
hiragana ÅiÇÇÁÇÇ»Åj, katakana ÅiÉJÉ^ÉJÉiÅj, and the
alphabet/symbols ÅiÇ`ÇaÇbÅEãLçÜÅj. Choose the character set you
want to use and press the Circle button to make your choice.
First and Last NamesÅ@ÅiñºÇê©Åj
When you start, you enter the player character's first name
ÅiñºÅj. Once you've entered the name you want, choose Finished
ÅiåàíËÅjand press the Circle button.
Next, enter the last name Åiê©Åjand choose Finished when you're
done. You'll be asked if the name you chose is okay
ÅiDZÇÃñºëOljÇÊÇÎǵǢljDžǩÅHÅj. If the name is correct, then
choose "Yes" ÅiÇÕÇ¢Åjand press the Circle button to confirm your
choice.
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-=|| SECTION iv: Option ||=-
The Option screen allows you to change game settings. The Option menu is
available through the Status Menu.
Below are explanations on how to change the settings in the Option menu.
Screen Location Adjustment ÅiâÊñ à íuÇÃí¾êÆÅj
This is the Screen Location Adjustment screen [there's a picture to
the right of this paragraph]. Choose "Screen Location Adjustment"
ÅiâÊñ à íuÇÃí¾êÆÅjand press the Circle button. Use the Direction
Keypad to adjust the screen and press the Circle button to save
the new setting. The Triangle button resets the screen to the
previously saved setting, and the X button cancels them.
Movie Subtitles ÅiÉÄÅ[ÉrÅ[ÇÃéöñãÅj
Allows you to choose whether or not in-game movies have subtitles.
Use the Direction Keypad to choose No ÅiǻǵÅjor Yes ÅiÇÝÇËÅj.
BGM and SF/X Volume Åiã»Çå¯â â¼ÇÃâ¼ó Åj
Change the volume of background music and SF/X. Use the Direction
Keypad to adjust the bar to the left or right.
System Sounds Volume ÅiÉVÉXÉeÉÄâ¼ÇÃâ¼ó Åj
Change the volume of the sounds made by the cursor and other system
sounds. Use the Direction Keypad to adjust the bar left or right.
Save and End ÅiêðíËÇÃèIó¼Åj
When you are finished adjusting the options, select "Save and End"
and press the Circle button to confirm your choice.
Reset Åièâä™èÛëŒÇŠñþÇ…Åj
Resets all the options to their previously-saved state. If you
want to reset all the options, highlight this option and press the
Circle button.
Cancel ÅiÉLÉÉÉìÉZÉãÅj
Use this option to cancel anything you've done in this menu and
exit.
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-=|| SECTION v: Game Contents ||=-
Please familiarize yourself with all the various game screens. You will
find a detailed explanation of each screen on the following pages.
Game Progression ÅiÉPÅ[ÉÄÇÃó¨ÇÍÅj
You play through the game's story as a squire in the capital guard.
Let's complete the game by moving around on the Field Map, talking
with people you meet, and collecting information. You can change
your group formation by adding more members to your party. In order
to effectively defeat your enemies, you should combine your forces
with those in the cavalry when you are adventuring.
Field Map ÅiÉtÉBÅ[ÉãÉhÅj
The Field Map [detail map] comes up when you enter towns, villages,
etc., and your character will appear in middle of town. You can
gather information by talking to people, and you can enter
buildings as well. For more detailed information, please see
section vi, "Field".
World Map ÅiÉ}ÉbÉvÅj
When you leave villages and towns, you will change from the Field
Map to the World Map. Routes to different locations will appear,
and you can follow them to other places. For more detailed
information, see section vii, "World Map".
Status ÅiÉXÉeÅ[É^ÉXÅj
When you press the Triangle button while in the Filed Map, the
Status Menu will appear. From this menu, you can choose from
various sub-menu items such as "Formation" and "Reference". For
more detailed information, see sections viii through xii.
Battle Screen ÅiêÌì¨Åj
When walking around on the Field Map, during events, etc., you
may encounter random battle with enemies. This is the Battle
Screen. A chart will appear showing your party member's individual
HP and the HP of your enemies. For more information, see section
xiv.
Help Mode ÅiÉwÉãÉvÉÇÅ[ÉhÅj
On some specific screens, pressing the Select button will cuase you
to enter Help Mode, and an arrow cursor will appear. Use the
Direction Keypad to move the cursor around, and when you point to a
specific item and explanation will appear. You can jump directly to
the Reference screen from here. When you have questions about how
things work, use the Help Mode. To cancel out of Help Mode, press
the Select button a second time.
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-=|| SECTION vi: Field Map ||=-
When you're in a town, a cave, etc., your character will walk around on
the Filed Map. On this screen, you can talk to various people, enter
buildings, etc.
Field Map View ÅiÉtÉBÅ[ÉãÉhâÊñ ÇÃå©ïšÅj
When you press the Triangle button while on the Field Map, the
Status Menu will appear (see sections viii through xii). When you
exit a town, a village, etc., the view will be changed to the
World Map.
When you are in a dungeon, if you press the Start button or try to
exit the dungeon, you will be given the option to "Give Up"
ÅiGIVE UPÇ…ÇÈÅjor "Don't Give Up"ÅiGIVE UPǵǻǢÅj. If you want to
redo the dungeon from the beginning, choose "Give Up" and press
the Circle button.
[NOTE: To the right of the picture are three lines. They are (from
the top):
Player Character ÅiéÂêlå–Åj
Building Entrance Åiåöï®ÇÃì¸ÇËåšÅj
Continue Conversation Mark ÅiâÔòbÇÃêÊëóÇËÉ}Å[ÉNÅj
Moving on the Field Map ÅiÉtÉBÅ[ÉãÉhâÊñ ljÇÃàŽìÆÅj
While on the Field Map, use the Direction Keypad to move the player
character. To open doors, stand in front of the door and press the
Circle button.
Talking with People ÅiêlÇÇÃâÔòbÅj
To talk to a person on the Field Map, move close to the selected
person and press the Circle button. When talking, press the Circle
button when the Continue Conversation Mark appears and the next
screen will come up.
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-=|| SECTION vii: World Map ||=-
When you exit a town, a castle, etc., you will be on the World Map. You
can move the player character freely along the travel routes on the map.
World Map View ÅiÉ}ÉbÉvâÊñ ÇÃå©ïšÅj
At the top of the World Map, you'll find the main character, the
route so far, and the name of the land.
[NOTE: To the right of the picture are three lines. They are (from
the top):
Player Character ÅiéÂêlå–Åj
Place Name ÅièÍèäñºÅj
Route ÅiÉãÅ[ÉgÅj
Moving on the World Map ÅiÉ}ÉbÉvâÊñ ljÇÃàŽìÆÅj
Depending on how far into the game you are, routes will open up to
different locations on the map, you will select your route, and
the player character will move automatically to the destination.
When you reach your destination, the screen will change to the
Field Map.
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-=|| SECTION viii: Formation ||=-
While on the Field Map you can press the Triangle Button to pull up the
Status Menu. Depending on how far you've progressed in the game, the
options on this menu will change. The "Formation" submenu is explained
below. [covers pages 10-15]
Formation Screen Åiï³ê¨âÊñ Åj
The "Formation Screen" is explained below.
||***MORE TO COME***||
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-=|| SECTION ix: Enemy Data ||=-
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-=|| SECTION x: Item ||=-
||***MORE TO COME***||
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-=|| SECTION xi: Reference ||=-
||***MORE TO COME***||
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-=|| SECTION xii: Rule/Option ||=-
||***MORE TO COME***||
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-=|| SECTION xiii: Reporter ||=-
||***MORE TO COME***||
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-=|| SECTION xiv: Battle System ||=-
||***MORE TO COME***||
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-=|| SECTION xv: Occupation ||=-
||***MORE TO COME***||
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-=|| SECTION xvi: Characters ||=-
A variety of characters will be introduced throughout the course of the
game. How will your hero meet them during the course of the adventure,
and how will you complete the adventure?
Player Character ÅiéÂêlå–Åj
A squire in the knights of the Kingdom of Almathera, stationed at
the capital city of Vihm ÅiÉîÉBÉÄÅj. He's been assigned to lowly
tasks, but knight's blood courses through his veins.
Bal ÅiÉnÉãÅj
His full name is Baldebal Boar. He's a young man living in the
frontier village of Molmorth, situated on the western border of
the Kingdom of Almathera. Having inherited the blood of warriors,
he hates anything dishonest.
The Knights of the Kingdom of Almathera ÅiÉAÉãÉÅÉZÉââ§çëãRémícÅj
Possessing finely-honed skills, these knights comprise the finest
army in all of Almathera. They look down on others, and many people
are dubious as to whether they will actually fight monsters and
other enemies.
Dalgaar Al'mwinen ÅiÉ_ÉãÉKÅ[ÉãÅEÉAÉãÉÄÉCÉlÉìÅj
The Captain of the Knights of the Kingdom of Almathera. To all
outward appearances, and in his own eyes, he's a model knight.
Having received too much praise from his subordinates, he has
become a conceited fop.
Firhulia FellelinÅiÉtÉBÉãÉäÉAÅEÉtÉFÉãÉãÉCÉìÅj
The mysterious girl met under troubling circumstances. Without
thinking of the boys, she embarks on an adventure. This quickly
gets her in a lot of trouble.
Borga MohrgaÅiÉ{ÉãÉKÅEÉÇÅ[ÉKÅj
A young man who lives in MolthagarthaÅiÉÇÉãÉTÉKÉãÉTÅj. Born into
the Blade Warrior Clan, he has a large, powerful body. Unlike the
rest of his clan, Borga has tender feelings and a kind heart.
Theraus KreydonÅiÉZÉâÉEÉXÅEÉNÉåÉCÉhÉìÅj
The leader of the LuderonÅiÉãÉfÉçÉìÅjChurch, Almathera's most wide
spread and influential religion. To go with his stern countenance,
he has a suitably stubborn personality, and he pays no attention
to the opinions of strangers.
Limlit ShadaoerinÅiÉäÉÄÉäÉbÉgÅEÉVÉÉÉ_ÉEÉFÉäÉìÅj
Bearing strange setups, the likes of which have never been seen in
Almathera, she is the witch of Molthagartha. She's always fighting
with her father, who is trapped in an ancient weir.
Melreyn Byrdalyk ÅiÉÅÉãÉåÅ[ÉìÅEÉrÉãÇæÉäÉNÅj
Encased in beautiful, shining white armor, she is a cold, but
graceful young woman. It's hard to get to know her, but she's very
earnest and pure at heart.
SoshonechÅiÉ\ÉVÉáÉlÉbÉNÅj
He is always at Kreydon's side. With features you wouldn't expect
to find on a monk, he's always inquiring about Leydon's mood. He's
the guy everyone loves to hate.
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-=|| SECTION xvii: New Adventure ||=-
||***MORE TO COME***||
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=== THE GAME ===================================================================
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INDEX
Chapter Title
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1 Opening Movie
2 The Village of Molmorth
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-=|| Chapter 1: Opening Movie ||=-
[NOTE: I'm only translating the spoken parts.]
That's a very, very long story. Perhaps, it continues even now. A very, long
tale.
Everything's a key to opening the door of adventure.
For example, there's the first meeting.
For example, there's fear. Then courage.
...and all of these link to form a story.
7: The Cavalry of Molmorth.
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-=|| Chapter 2: The Village of Molmorth ||=-
Monsters: none
Items: none
Reporters: one
People You Meet: Arzel, Bal,
Once you've entered your name, the story begins with narration:
"Seven: The Cavalry of Molmorth."
"Produced by Namco, Ltd."
"Narration: Maki NOMIYA"
"Our story begins."
"In this story, the heavens and the earth were closer together than
they are now."
"The story begins in that age."
"It started then, and still continues,"
"so let's talk about the most important part of the story."
"The land of Aclarind was ruled by the kingdom of Almathera."
"In a village not far from the capital city of Vhim,"
"Next to a dense forest,"
"there was a small village."
"The name of the village was 'Molmorth',"
"and a regiment of the royal knights were visiting at the time."
"Among them was a young squire,"
"and this tale follows his adventures."
The screen fades out and goes to a shot of the village of Molmorth
ÅiÉÇÅ[ÉãÉÇÅ[ÉXÇÃë†Åj. A large-boned boy is running through the town
during an evening rainstorm. He pauses, looks around, then goes off to
the right.
The screen fades, and you see a bunch of knights running around working
on a large tent. One of them is talking to a young boy on the right:
"You're not done yet, squire?!"
"Unless you work quickly, you won't be finished by tomorrow, and
with the rain we won't be able to drill!"
"Dancing mudhens! There's only one way to set up this tent, and if
you can't do something as simple as this without taking your sweet
time..."
The knight turns and walks toward the tent opening. Someone calls out:
"Hey!"
The knight stops, then continues into the tent. Again, someone calls
out:
"Hey, mister knight! Over here!"
The knights stops and turns around as the large-boned boy from the
village runs up.
"Ya gotta come, mister knight. In the forest near the village,
someone said he heard some really strange voice!"
"Who're you? As you know, I am the leader of this corps of knights,
Dalgaar Al'mwinen ÅiÉ_ÉãÉKÅ[ÉãÅEÉAÉãÉÄÉCÉlÉìÅj."
"Me, I'm Bal ÅiÉoÉãÅj. It's about the village, see? I can tell
you're the head honcho around here just by lookin' atcha."
"But ya gotta hurry and come with me, 'kay?"
Dalgaar replies:
"Can't you see it's the middle of the night and it's raining!? And
what's all this about a strange voice?"
Bal replies:
"But there might be monsters, y'know, so you should go wipe them
out to protect the village."
Dalgaar says:
"Maybe you just mistook the sound of the wind for that? In fact,
that must be it! I can't go chasing every little thing that comes
up."
"Even if there are monsters, it's none of our business"
Dalgaar turns to leave, but Bal starts making a fuss:
"But that's not right, mister knight! The knights are supposed to
protect the village!"
Dalgaar turns back toward Bal, and shouts:
"Watch your mouth, you impertinent wag! They aren't attacking the
village, are they? We're extremely busy right now, so get outta
here! Now!"
Bal, not liking that reply, says:
"Wait a minute, boss-guy! Y'came all the way from the capital, so
y'may as well check out, right?"
Dalgaar turns and shoves Bal out of the tent entrance.
"You're rude and impertinent! Don't you get it? Why should we, the
knights of the realm, have anything to do with someone like you..."
Dalgaar turns toward the squire:
"Why are _you_ taking a break!?!"
All the knights, including the squire, jump up and go back to work.
Dalgaar continues:
"Horse feathers! All of 'em are slackers...That's why you'll always
be a squire!"
"Wait a minute...kid, maybe we should send someone, since you're
so persistent."
He looks around at the different knights working on the tent, then says:
"Hmmm...who to send...Aha! You'll do. **you**! **you**!"
**You** turns around and Dalgaar continues:
"Yes, this will work out nicely! Come over here!"
**You** walks over to where Dalgaar and Bal are standing. Dalgaar
continues:
"To you, the squire, I give a new mission."
"You listen to what this boy has to say, and do what's necessary
to finish the job. Got it?"
"Let me impress upon you the one thing that all knights of the
realm have in common: courage! Do you understand?"
**You** nods and Dalgaar continues:
"Okay, he'll take care of you. Got any problems with that?"
"Good. Hurry up and be on your way. One last thing: don't cause
me any trouble!"
He turns and heads back into the tent. Bal looks at you, then back
at the tent while scratching his head.
"Thanks..I think..."
He turns toward **you**, and you do likewise.
"So, you're a squire, huh?"
**You** nods, and Bal continues:
"Not much t'look at, are ya?"
"We might be fighting monsters, y'know. Are y'okay with that?"
**You** nods, and Bal continues:
"Ah, well, we'll just figure it out as we go."
"You might've heard about it, but in in the forest near the
village, some people say they've heard a strange voice."
"It'd be really bad if there was a strange monster, so we should
go and check it out."
"I guess a party of villagers woulda worked, too, but I figured
a group of knights woulda won no matter what!"
"I'm Bal. Baldebal Boar ÅiÉoÉãÉfÉBÉoÉãÅEÉ{ÉAÉãÅj, and I'm the
toughest fighter in Molmorth!"
"How 'bout you? What's yer name?"
**You** tells Bal his name.
"...**you**, huh?"
"That's kinda strange-sounding. Does everyone in the capital
have names like that?"
**You** nods and Bal continues:
"That really is a strange name, but oh well..."
Bal looks up into the sky:
"Sure wish the rain'd stop, but there's not much I can do about
it, y'know?"
Bal turns to leave and says:
"Well, let's go."
He then turns back and says:
"What's wrong? Aren'tcha comin' with me?"
He walks back as **you** turns toward the tent.
"Ah, I get it."
"You gotta get permission from the boss-guy, right?"
**You** nods and Bal continues:
"Bein' a squire is kinda rough, isn't it?"
Bal scratches his head, and then says:
"Gotcha. I'll go ahead and wait in the village, so hurry up and
come, okay?"
**You** nods and Bal turns and walks off toward the village, singing:
ÅÙìuǃÇÊìuǃìuǃÅAâJÇÃì™ÇÕÅBéKÇ•äÒǼÇÈÇ»ÅAìÐÇËÇ•êÇÞÇ»ÅEÅEÅEÅEÅEÅEÇ¡ÇÅÙ
[NOTE: I'll get a translation of this song soon.]
Now you can control **you**, so wander around and talk to all the
knights. The three outside say (in no particular order):
"I'm hungry. I'm, tired, too. Just plain worn out."
"It's getting late and the rain won't stop. What am I doing here?
I wish I could hurry and get promoted."
"This squire business is just no fun. You don't like being out in
this awful rain either, do you?"
If you go inside the tent, you'll see three knights standing near the
door, three standing near the Captain, three off to the right, two off
to the left, and one off to the left looking at maps and parchments. You
can tell which knight is the Captain because his armor has a slight gold
sheen to it. Talk to the two off to the left first, then the guy looking
at the parchment.
"Back so soon, squire? Did you accomplish your mission?"
"Got the data, got the maps, and..."
The parchment-reading knight says:
"I'm examining this region's topography."
Now talk to the three near the door:
"Fighting monsters, getting wounded, doing stupid things like that
doesn't amount to anything."
"Are you really going to take seriously everything these villagers
say?"
"Hey, the squires are supposed to be working outside. What are you
doing in here?"
Now the three on the right:
"Monsters, you say? What's all this silly nonsense?"
"I didn't think we'd come this far into the countryside."
"There's nothing to do because of all the rain. I'm bored."
Now talk to the three near the Captain.
"What are you wandering around for? If you don't have anything to
do, go back outside!"
"Shall we review basic fighting techniques, or learn how to apply
them...?"
"I need to talk with the Captain regarding the tomorrow's
schedule."
Now talk to the Captain:
"What is it, squire? Did the boy go home?"
**You** explains the situation.
"What? You want to go to the forest with him? You know, that
might be just the right job for a squire."
"Do whatever you want. However, don't let it get in the way of
tomorrow's drills."
You nod in agreement, and he stops talking. If you talk to him again,
he says:
"What? I'm busy right now so be on your way."
If you talk to him again he keeps repeating himself, so leave the
tent and head into the village.
When you enter the village, you'll see four people. If you walk up to
the top, you'll encounter a guard by the gate. He says:
"{grumble, grumble} Of course, when it's my turn for watch duty
it rains."
If you try to go out through the gate, Bal says:
"Hey, don't go without me. You don't know the road."
Talk to the three villagers other than Bal and the guard. The
green-hooded one says:
"So yer one o'the knights, huh? How long're ya gonna stay here?"
"You don't need t'come this far into the countryside t'do yer
practicing, do ya?"
"How 'bout ya go back to the capital soon, huh?"
The red-hooded one says:
"A while back I helped ya'll, and no one said a word o' thanks.
You knights're pretty noble, huh?"
"We just want them to show us what they do."
The yellow-hooded one says:
"So you're gonna go alone into the forest with Bal, huh? The
Captain sure doesn't think much of us, does he?"
"Take care and don't go dyin' on us, y'hear? We don't have
enough graves for strangers, too, around these parts."
Go and talk to Bal next:
"So, didja talk with yer boss?"
You can answer either "Yes" ÅiÇÕÇ¢Åj, or "No" ÅiǢǢǶÅj. "No" is
the default choice. You should answer "Yes" if you've done
everything I suggested. If you do, then you and Bal walk toward the
center of the square. Bal says:
"Once we're past the Fish Gate, we're outside the village. Just
a little past that is the forest, where we heard that voice."
Bal looks up as the rain stops:
"Hey, it's let up. Let's get goin'!"
He leads you off toward the Fish Gate, a large flock of birds flies
past, and some sad, peaceful music starts playing. You and Bal
continue down the path and enter the forest. Bal says:
"Here we are, **you**."
"The spot where we heard the strange voice is just past here."
"This is an easy road, so you don't have to worry about getting
lost. Let's go."
He walks a little ways and says:
"...I'll tell you now."
"Actually, I tried to get a party of villagers, but nobody wanted
to come."
"They figured whatever it was wouldn't attack the village. Same
with the knights. They gave up. But not us! Our warrior's blood
cries out!"
He walks a little ways and says:
"...I like this forest a lot!"
"Can't you just smell all the plants and trees?"
"They're smell really good tonight. Betcha don't have anything
like this in the capital, do ya?"
"This place just feels good, so I don't think any monsters would
come out here."
He walks a little ways and says:
"It's just a little bit further to where we heard the voice. Let's
go!"
He walks a little farther, and a sudden harsh rustling sound goes by,
surprising both you and Bal.
"What was that?"
"Let's go and see!"
You both walk forward and the screen fades to a short video clip. The
narrator says:
"Within the silent forest,"
"two budding young warriors were walking."
"They were somewhat uneasy, but they knew they couldn't turn back
now."
"'What's that?' They heard the sound of something big falling
down."
"They rushed toward the sound and,"
"what do you suppose they saw?"
"On top of several layers of broken branches,"
"'isn't that a young girl lying there!'"
"'Who is she? What's she doing here?'"
"It looked like they were going to have to think about this."
"Together, they carried the girl,"
"and hurried back to the village."
"The cloak of night graciously hid their flight."
"They weren't able to find the owner of the strange voice."
"But their adventure doesn't end here."
"Quite the opposite."
The movie ends and Bal says:
"How is she? Does it look like she'll be okay?"
"What do ya think, sis?"
You're now inside Bal's house ÅiÉoÉãÇÃâÅj. Arzel, Bal's older sister,
replies:
"Other than a few scratches, she doesn't have any injuries. She's
just unconscious and she should wake up soon."
Bal says:
"All right! She's okay. It's all because we did our best bringing
her back here!"
Bal turns to you and you nod to each others. Then Arzel continues:
"You did the right thing in bringing her here."
"It was rainging in the forest, so if she had stayed there, she
swould have gotten all wet and caught a cold."
"Hey, little knight boy." [This is said in a cute way, not mean]
"It's **you**, right? You and Bal did a great thing, you know."
Bal laughs:
"Heh-heh, receiving praise from my sis is kinda strange."
Arzel replies:
"Don't get carried away there, Bal!"
"Don't you know how dangerous it is for two little kids to go
into the forest alone at night?"
Bal says:
"Sorry 'bout that, sis."
Arzel says:
"Ah, what's the use? Since you helped this girl, I'll let it
go this time."
"Still, I can't help thinking I've seen clothes like her's
somewhere before."
"Hmmm...I wonder where?"
Bal walks up to the bed and says:
"Well, if she's just sleepin', when's she gonna get up? When
she wakes up you should get me right away."
Arzel replies:
"While we're waiting for her to wake up, let's clean up a bit."
"You two be quiet, okay?"
Arzel walks over to the sink and starts her cleaning. Bal turns to you
and says:
"**you**, come and see. Shee's sleepin' like a baby."
Walk over to the sleeping girl and press the Circle button. Bal says:
"I wonder where this girl came from..."
"I wonder what she was doing there. I wonder if there's any
connection to that strange voice."
Talk to him again, and he says:
"I wonder what kinda story she'll tell when she wakes up? I'm
lookin' forward to it. I wish she'd hurry and wake up."
Arzel then looks out the window and says:
"......boy, it's really getting late now."
She walks over to the side of the bed and says:
"It doesn't look like she's going to wake up very soon, either. We
can tell other people tomorrow, but for tonight let's just let her
rest here."
"**you**, you better go home, too. Don't worry, though, I'll look
after the girl."
Bal turns to you and says:
"My sis is famous in this town for her home remedies. Her medicines
work the best!
Arzel says:
"Bal, you're not supposed to talk like that to people."
"See you later, **you**, and thanks for all your help. You can
come check on her again tomorrow."
Bal turns to you and says:
"Yeah, see ya, **you**. I'm glad you cam with me."
You nod and Arzel goes back to her cleaning. Bal just watches the girl,
and you stand there. If you talk to Bal again, he says:
"Don't worry. My sis will watch her, okay?"
"Y'better go back before the boss-guy misses ya."
If you go talk to Arzel, she says:
"Take care, okay. Good night."
Go ahead and leave the house. As soon as you walk out of the house,
someone will call out to you:
"Hey, young'un over there!"
You turn and look around. It turns out to be a villager you haven't
seen before. He's wearing a hooded brown cape, and there's some small
black creature on his head. He continues:
"Yes, you there."
"It looks like you don't know me. That just won't do. Everyone
should hear my story at least once."
"Yes, yes, come right over here. Don't worry, I don't bite."
You walk over to where he's standing and he continues:
"I'm a Reporter. It is my duty to write a record of everything
that happens."
"I'll make a record for you, if you'd like. Of course, it's only
when you want me to."
A large yellow box pops up, which says:
"When you talk to the Reporter and choose to make an "Adventure
Record", you can save your game."
The yellow box disappears and his normal dialog comes up (what you'll
see whenever you talk to him from now on). He says:
"So, what do you want?"
Above the top right corner of his dialog box is another box containing
two options: "Record Adventure" Åiñ`åØÇ•ãLò^Ç…ÇÈÅj, and "Do Nothing"
ÅiǻNJÇýǵǻǢÅj. "Do Nothing" is the default choice. See Introduction
Section xiii for more information on the Reporter and saving games.
When you are done saving (or cancelling out of it), the reporter will
say:
"It's still a very short story, but if you're wondering what happens
later, well, that's up to you. Since you've come all this way, let
me tell you about this. So listen up."
Another yellow box appears, and this one says:
"If you press the Circle button while in front of a door, the door
will open."
The Reporter appears again and says:
"...is that something you already knew?"
"Well, how about this one?"
A yellow box appears, which tells you:
"When you press the Triangle button, a menu will open. Under
'Option', you can change the game settings."
The Reporter appears again, and says:
"Maybe you knew about this, too?"
"Well, I guess that's okay. You never know, though, I might find
something else useful to you! ...but let's save that for next time,
shall we?"
"However, just hearing things once, you might not remember them
all. How abouts we do this! The things you want to remember, you
can record here."
"If you're worried about something, just open it up and look. Well
then, I bid you a gracious farewell. Good night!"
A large yellow box then appears on the screen as the mysterious music
fades. the box says:
"The menu has been supplemented with the addition of 'Reference'
ÅiÉäÉtÉ@ÉåÉìÉXÅj. You can use it to refer to the game controls and
rules. In addition, it will be supplemented with the new
information and rules that you find."
"'Basic Controls' ÅiäÓñ{ëÄçÏÅj, 'Reporter Saves' ÅièÓïÒâÆÇÃÉZÅ[ÉuÅj,
and 'About the Options' ÅiÉIÉvÉVÉáÉìNJǬǢǟÅjare all supplements to
the 'Reference' menu."
Control then reverts back to you. If you talk to the Reporter again,
he'll say:
"Welcome to the Molmorth Reporter. Whaddya want?"
You can then choose to record your adventure or do nothing, as explained
above. When you're done or if you cancel, he'll say:
"Well, then, I bid you a gracious farewell."
If you talk to the other villagers, they will say:
"Wow, this is the first time I've seen one of you knights being
useful." (villager with the brown hat)
"Actually going into the forest in the middle of the night...you
really are brave, aren't you? Are all the knights actually like
that?" (villager with the olive-drab hat)
If you try to go out the Fish Gate, the guard says:
"I keep tryin' to tell folks to not be goin' out at all hours."
If you just talk to him, he says:
"So you helped someone in the forest, didja? Good fer you. I've
changed my opinion of you...a little."
No one else to talk to, so time to head back to the big tent. Exit the
village at the bottom right. You'll be back on the village common
Åië†ÇÃçLèÍÅjwhere the knight's tent is located. As you walk toward the
tent the knight on watch at the entrance to the tent calls out to you:
"**you**!"
"How long you plan on walking around?! It's 'lights out'! Hurry up
and get in here!"
You quickly walk to the entrance, and the watch knight says:
"You're pretty late, you know. What on earth was happening way out
here, anyway?"
You describe the night's happenings. The knight continues:
"Ah, forget it, I don't even want to hear it. It's always one
thing or another with you, isn't it?"
"We'll be leaving this area in time, so once you've taken care of
the matter, be done with it."
"What, you have a problem with that? You just don't get it, do you?
That's why you'll always be a squire."
"Hurry and get in there! Barnacle buns, don't just stand there
waiting for me to close up!"
The watch knight stands aside and you walk into the tent, with him
following you. A short narration follows:
[NOTE: I will have a translation for this later.]
""
""
""
""
""
The next scene shows all the knights at the morning meeting with
Dalgaar, where he says:
"The current expedition's goal, by continuing persistently with
our drills, will measure the strength and unity of the knights."
"But, since none of us will be able to do drills today, I want you
to pay special attention to strengthening our troop's unity."
The Captain walks to the left side of the screen and starts talking
again:
"Next, for this expedition, there are two things you should be
careful of."
"First, don't get excessively involved with the locals."
"As you know, in the world of Aclarind, there are more than ten
types of employment." [speaking of soldier job types]
The Captain walks back to the center front of the knights, then continues
again:
"Here in Molmorth there are many of the warrior's profession, and in
this vicinity, I've heard there are some who adhere to the sorcerer's
profession."
"But, in the organization of knights, we the knights of the realm
occupy a position to be proud of, far above that of others."
He walks over to the right side and continues his discourse:
"Having stopped briefly in this village, we the knights must put forth
an heroic demeanor."
"Don't engage indiscriminately with people of other professions; rather,
as a knight, I hope every one of you will concentrate on honing your
own skills."
He then walks back to the center front of the knights and says:
"Next, let's review what to do when fighting monsters. In borderlands
such as this, who knows what kinds of hazards lie in wait?"
"I shouldn't need to tell you this, but if monsters attack you, it's
best to fight quickly in rotation."
"You can have a maximum of seven people at once in the three rows.
The first row is for fighting, the second row is for assisting, and
the last row is for healing. Then you prepare them to fight again."
"When those in the front row get injured, move them to the back row,
and move the middle row to the front. If you rotate each turn and
continue to support each other, this method of fighting will allow you
to overcome enemies and monsters."
"Listen up, if the monsters defeat you and you drag the name of the
knights of the realm through the mud, that's unforgivable. So I order
you to take courage! That's all."
The Captain then turns to the other knight standing at the front and
nods. That knight then says:
"Okay, about the schedule for today..."
Outside the tent you hear a commotion:
"So, call him, will you?"
"What's the matter with you? Right now in the tent, we're in the
middle of giving instructions. There's no reason for you to be in
here."
"Well, never mind that. That will do."
You suddenly hear a voice calling from outside:
"Hey! Helloooo, are you in there!? **you**!"
You jump and someone says:
"Hey, who's yelling like that?"
You turn toward the door ofthe tent and slump. The knight at the front
(not the Captain) says:
"...Ahem, ah, except for the squires you are dismissed. Be sure to
check the duties chart."
All the knights begin filing out, and the charge knight says:
"Squires, front and center!"
You and the other squires line up near the front and the charge knight
continues:
"You will continue your work from last night--fixing the tent.
Successive generations of knights have kept this tent in good
repair because it is so important for our expeditions. Treat it
with respect."
"Dismissed!"
A yellow box appears telling you that you have a new entry in your
reference, titled "Occupation" ÅiêEéÌÅj, and control of the player
character returns to you. If you talk to the remaining three knights in
the tent, they will say:
"If you're asking about your duties, they've already been assigned.
Get to work!" (charge knight)
"If you've mastered rotation, you can conquer any enemy."
"Rotation is the knights method of waging battle. It's definitely
the fighting method of the chosen!"
When you walk outside the tent, Bal is there talking to Dalgaar. He
says:
"Look, I'm not here to talk to you!"
Dalgaar replies:
"I'm busy planning. I can't go sending out my knights with just
anyone!"
"The knights are not a maid service!"
Bal replies:
"Never mind that! Just let me see him."
**You** comes walking out of the tent. Bal turns and says:
"Hey, **you**! I was wanting to see you. I was wondering if you
could lend me a hand again."
"It's about that girl we helped yesterday. There's kind of a
problem."
**You** looks at the Captain a couple times, as does Bal. Then Bal says:
"What? You're letting that boss-guy tell you what to do? Who's more
important--him or that girl?"
The Captain pushes Bal out of the way, and speaks to you:
"What's this? Have you taken a liking to this kid?"
"Your duties ought to be above that. If you cast aside your duties
and go with this wag, well...I'd think twice about that if I were
you."
"So, how about it? Will you go, even with that warning?"
There's a small dialog box on the bottom left of his comments. The first
choice is "Yes" ÅiÇÕÇ¢Åj, and the second is "No" ÅiǢǢǶÅj. "No" is the
default choice. If you choose "No", Bal will will argue with you and the
Captain, who will pose the same question again. Eventually, you have to
choose "Yes" for the game to continue.
When you choose "Yes", the Captain says:
"What!? Werent' you listening to me, squire?"
Bal pipes up:
"I knew you'd see it my way! I'll tell you the details at my place,
so hurry up and come."
Bal backs up a bit and says:
"Well, I'll go ahaed and wait for you, okay?"
Bal then walks off toward the village, singing:
"Strike the iron and turn it to steel, pound the steel to make a
sword, polish the sword to make it shine, hone the edge and off to
war..."
The Captain then tells you:
"How dare someone of your standing defy my me! So, you are not one
with the knights, eh?!"
"Fine. I'll let you go this time. When you return I'l mete out your
punishment! And don't think I'll make it any lighter for you,
either "
He then brushes past you and enters the tent. If you talk to the three
knights working on the tent, they say:
"Boy, offending the Captain. What are you thinking?"
"While we're working, where are you going off to?"
"Making the Captain that mad...I don't know..."
Head into the village proper and talk to the villagers (including the
Recorder if you want to save your game). They say:
"The days are pretty peaceful. So if the knights would just go
away, things would be back to normal." (villager in brown hat)
"Hey, you. You're the one who was gallavanting about with Bal the
other night, huh? Guess there are different types of knights, eh?"
(villager in olive-drab hat)
"You're a knight, aren'tcha? My mommy told me that knights are
people who protect everybody." (girl in red scarf)
"You say scary monsters have appeared in the forest? I hope the
village doesn't get overrun, y'know?" (girl in lavendar scarf)
"If the monsters come out, we should be just fine with the knights
here." (guard by the gate)
If you try to go out the Fish Gate, the guard says:
"Hey, even though it's the middle of the day, since you don't know
the road, you shouldn't go wandering around all by yourself."
If you go into the house across the street from Bal's, you'll find one
person there. If you talk to him, he says:
"What do you think you're doing? This is my house!"
When you go back over to Bal's house and enter, Bal greets you:
"Hey, he came back."
Arzel turns around and walks over toward you. She says:
"**you**!"
I heard from Bal that you got in a bit of a fight with the
Captain."
Bal torns toward his sister and says:
"You didn't hear the things that guy was saying. He was so full of
himself he wouldn't do anything."
"He wanted to more than just come visit, though. He wanted to check
up on how the girl was doing." [NOTE: no romantic implications here;
just concern.]
Arzel says:
"Don't say that. Aren't you usually at the root of the problem?"
Bal scratches his head and Arzel continues:
"**you*'s situation has gotten worse because of you, Bal. Aren't
you going to take responsibility for that?"
"You've been like this ever since you were little. You always focus
on one thing to the exclusion of everything else."
"Have you forgotten how many times your behavior has led to
problems?"
Bal slumps down, then says:
"I'm sorry for being so bad all the time."
"But anyway, tell him about the medicine. Since he came all this
way, tell him all about it."
Bal turns and walks toward you, saying:
"You want to know too, huh?"
Arzel then explains:
"...Crumbs alive, boy! Well anyway, about that girl you two
helped..."
Ball walks over to the sleeping girl, then says:
"She just keeps sleeping and doesn't wake up, so sis said maybe we
should giver her some medicine."
You both turn and face Arzel, who says:
"This is just in case, but if she doesn't get up soon she'll get
even weaker and that would be really bad. But I don't have enough
of some of the ingredients."
Bal says:
"So, since she doesn't have all the ingredients, let's go get them.
Ummm, melbug ÅiÉÅÉãÉoÉOÅj, bebubob ÅiÉxÉuÉ{ÉuÅj, bebubo..."
Arzel says:
"That's 'melbug', 'berubog', 'orlot' and 'pebrot'. These are four
types of mushrooms Åië˜Åjthat grow in the Forest of Twilight
Åiâ©ç®ÇÃêXÅj."
"Of the necessary seven ingredients, I have three. I still need
those four, though."
"In all honesty, I can't approve of your going into the forest
right now, but..."
Bal says:
"It's okay! Molmorth's greatest warrior, Bal, and **you**, a royal
knight, are here! If any monsters come out, we'll beat 'em up!"
"Right, **you**? We're gonna help this little girl, huh?"
You nod and Bal continues:
"It's up to you to decide. Hurry, let's go! Come on!"
Bal runs out the door excitedly, and Arzel says:
"That Bal! He left before I even got halfway through my explanation.
However many times I tell him, he's always like that."
Arzel walks over to you and continues:
"Sorry about that, **you*. He's not really a bad kid, but..."
"Still, I think he really like you. It's odd to see him enjoying
himself so much."
"Please find a way to be nice him, okay?"
You nod, and she continues:
"Thanks, **you**. Anyway, could you please collect the ingredients?
I'd really appreciate it. I'll stay here and make the necessary
preparations."
She then walks over to the stove and gets to work. If you look carefully
at the rafter above the light, you'll see mice running across it. :-)
When you walk outside, Bal will greet you:
"Why so slow, **you**?"
"Did my sis' tell you anything else? She's a worrywart."
"We'll need to go deeper into the forest than we did yesterday."
"Okay, let's go!"
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=== Appendices =================================================================
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INDEX
A Monster List
B Item List
C Weapon List
Q Questions That Need Answers
S Silly Stats
U Useful Tips
V Version History
W Where Is It Archived?
X Acknowledgements
Y Copyright Information
Z Contact Info
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-=|| Appendix A: Monster List ||=-
This is a list of the baddies found in the game.
Legend: HP..........Hit Points
MPr.........Magic Points Recovered by player
Monster Name (Mana area)
HP, MPr, Weakness
(Possible Items)
(Notes)
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-=|| Appendix B : Item List||=-
Many of these items can be found after dispatching monsters, so be sure
to check the ground after the tussle. :-)
Item Name Description
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-=|| Appendix C: Weapon List ||=-
There aren't very many weapons in this game, but here's the list. They
are listed alphabetically.
Weapon Name
Attack Speed, Range
(Status effects)
(notes)
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-=|| Appendix Q: Questions That Need Answers ||=-
The following are questions that need answers. They are mostly about
information I don't have yet or rumors about items I can't find. If you
have information on any of these questions, please contact me (see
Appendix Z).
none yet
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-=|| Appendix S: Silly Stats ||=-
Just in case you're interested, this document contains:
Characters: 64,268
Words: 9,248
Lines: 1,989
Pages: 30
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-=|| Appendix U: Useful Tips ||=-
This is a random list of general tips I thought you might find useful. If
you have any tips you think would be good to add here, contact me (see
Appendix Z).
- Watch for words in RED when people are talking. These are very
important, and I will always include them in the walkthrough in
English and in Japanese.
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-=|| Appendix V: Version History ||=-
NEXT:
Version 0.?? - Complete Introduction Sections viii through xvii.
COMPLETED:
Version 0.10 - Created place-holders for all Introduction Sections.
- Uploaded to pazu.net and GameFAQs.
Version 0.09 - Removed Appendix P.
- Completed Introduction Section xvi.
Version 0.08 - Completed Chapter 2 except for one movie clip.
Version 0.07 - Completed about half of Chapter 2.
Version 0.06 - Completed Chapter 1.
Version 0.05 - Completed Introduction Sections i through vii.
Version 0.04 - Created Appendices A, B, C, and P.
Version 0.03 - Created Appendices Q, S, and U.
- Created Notes section.
Version 0.02 - Created Appendices V, W, X, Y, and Z.
Version 0.01 - Basic outline created.
- Title info and introduction outline created.
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-=|| Appendix W: Where Is It Archived? ||=-
Look for this walkthrough at the following locations. The first two
sites will always have the most recent copy:
http://www.pazu.net/FAQs/7_cavalry_of_Molmorth.txt
http://gamefaqs.com/console/ps2/game/ ---page doesn't exist yet.
The following sites do NOT keep a current copy of this file, so don't
bother visiting them until they update:
none yet
If you want to archive this walkthrough, please read Appendix Y for
details on what you need to do. If you find this walkthrough somewhere
on the net other than the places listed above, please let me know.
Thanks!
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-=|| Appendix X: Acknowledgements ||=-
Thanks to Namco for making the first really great RPG on the PlayStation
2 platform! The graphics are awesome and the characters are interesting.
The characters and settings remind me of something from the mind of Tim
Burton. :-)
These people have helped with corrections and with making sure all the
info is correct. Email addresses have been modified to avoid spambot
harvesting:
My beautiful wife, Heather, for helping with translation and
buying this game for me. No, you can't have her email address.
;-p
Bare Bones Software, Inc., for BBEdit 6.0. Thanks for the best
text/HTML editor on the planet! http://www.barebones.com/
Since email address change all the time, I take no responsibility for
maintaining an accurate listing of email address. If your email address
is listed here and is incorrect, please let me know and I will correct
the error.
Thanks!
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Translation Copyright 2000 Joe Monson. You may duplicate this work on
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4. You must provide the URL to where this work is stored on your
site.
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Individuals have permission to keep one electronic copy and one printed
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This translation is provided for informational use ONLY, and no
monetary or other material gain should be obtained by anyone using this
work. In other words, don't use this work in any for-profit magazines,
on any for-profit websites, etc. Wholesalers and retailers of any and
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in any manner or form. This includes using it as an incentive to
potential buyers.
"ÇVÅ`ÉÇÅ[ÉãÉÇÅ[ÉXÇÃãRï†ëýÅ`" Copyright 2000 Namco, Ltd.
"PlayStation" and "PlayStation 2" are trademarks owned by Sony Computer
Entertainment, Inc.
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Joe Monson
http://www.pazu.net/contact.shtml
nihon at pazu dot net
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146-8655 Tokyo-to, Ohta-ku
Yaguchi 2-1-21
Namco, Ltd.
Phone: 03-3375-7656 (Japanese only)
Hours: 09:30-12:00, 13:00-17:00 (Weekdays, closed on weekends and holidays)
Service Center: 045-542-8761 (Japanese only)
Hours: 09:30-12:00, 13:00-17:00 (Weekdays, closed on weekends and holidays)
URL: http://www.namco.co.jp/
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